ShoeString Community Players History
Show: Our Town
Opening: 03-01-1990
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Director: Thom Rhodes
Production Coordinator: Roy Barbour
Lighting Director: Scott Erickson
Sound Director: Kitty Heide
Property Director: Kriss Heide
Assistant Director: Ken Moorhead
Poster, Program, And Ticket Design: Brian Gaston
Costume Coordinator: Cheri Adams, Learle Smith
Make-Up: Lindell Harland, Shirley Lessard
House Manager: Al Peterson
Cast:
Stage Manager: Gary Heide
Dr. Gibbs: Ken Armstrong
Joe Crowell: Joey Rothery
Howie Newsome: Mark Johnson
Mrs. Gibbs: Michele Berg
Mrs. Webb: Debbie Mchugh
George Gibbs: Alan Brown
Rebecca Gibbs: Jacki Abken
Wally Webb: Patrick Kessi
Emily Webb: Jesse Eisenschmidt
Professor Willard: Howard Knytych
Mr. Webb: Thom Rhodes
Simon Stimson: Ken Moorhead
Mrs. Soames: Jan Schmeltzer
Constable Warren: Harold Scudder
Si Crowell: Brian Huffman
Sam Craig: Lindell Harland
Joe Stoddard: Alden Palmquist
The Dead: Michele Berg, Kriss Heide, Randy Hurst, Patrick Kessi, Ken Moorhead, Gerry Tinkle
Show: Twelve Dancing Princesses
Opening: 06-09-1990
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
King Phlustard: Mike Johnson
Agatha: Alissa King
Foxx: Matthew Skelton
Jonathon: Joey Scharf
Malicia: Lisa Williams
Alicia: Brianne Hurst
Felicia: Kristy Eddy
Zeldicia: Kendall Liday
Patricia: Kim Johnson
Leticia: Echo Dunn
Benicia: Janel McKenney
Rhodicia: Sanna Evans
Mauricia: Nicole Kittelson
Janicia: Kristin Hamilton
Claudicia: Erika Friberg
Delicia: Erin Scharf
Slobert: Michelle Johnson
Director: Kriss Heide
Assistant Director: Gretchen Clemmer
Lighting Manager: Josh Hamilton
Props Manager: Kriss Heide, Gretchen Clemmer
Program And Poster Design: Brian Gaston
Set Design And Construction: Sean McKenney, Chris McKenney, Kriss Heide, Gretchen Clemmer
Show: Fiddler on the Roof
Opening: 07-14-1990
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Director: Gary Heide
Assistant Director: Thom Rhodes
Technical Director: Bill Cade
Orchestra Director: David Mann
Vocal Music: Sandy Bottens
Choreography: Pamela Powell
Set Design: Ron Barnett
Set Construction: Brian Gaston
Set Builders: Scott Pieper, Cliff Howard
Lighting Director: Maria Rowe
Lighting Assistants: Dennis Hills, Bill Cade
Costumes: Sarah Rogers, Peggy Rolf, Cheri Adams
Make-Up: Lindell Harland, Shirley Lessard
Publicity: Brian Gaston, Thom Rhodes, Shannon Kissinger
Properties: Maureen Morse
Poster, Program And Ticket Design: Brian Gaston
House Manager: Jeanne Correll, Lynn Lieberman-Williams
Stage Manager: Kriss Heide
Assistant Stage Manager: Shannon Kissinger
Backstage Crew: Tony Combs, Ben Louie, Barbara Morse, Katie Rowe, Paula Erickson, Sachiko Maruta, Maureen Morse, David Wood, Tim Harshbarger, Heidi Mccann, Brian Olson, Yoko Yamaguchi
Cast:
Tevye, The Dairyman: Tom Weaver
Golde, His Wife: Cheri Adams
Tzeitel: Mary Anne Foster
Hodel: Jan Hurst
Chava: Niecy Gunn
Shprintze: Kristin Elliott
Beilke: Beth Hayes
Yente, The Matchmaker: Jan Schmeltzer
Motel, The Tailor: Damon Yauney
Perchik, The Student: Bernie Bottens
Lazar Wolf, The Butcher: Roy Barbour
Mordcha, The Innkeeper: Lindell Harland
Rabbi: Randi Hurst
Mendel, His Son: Brian Gaston
Avrahm, The Bookseller: Ken Moorhead
Nahum, The Beggar: Harold Scudder
Grandma Tzeitel: Kathrine Heide
Fruma-Sarah: Toni Rowe
Constable: Mark Johnson
Fyedka: Paul Wood
Shaindel, Motel's Mother: Peggy Rolf
The Fiddler: Brian Hart
Villagers: Meghann Adams, Karli Clift, Heather Edney, Leah Foster, Mona Hart, Christy Jarvis, Thom Rhodes, Jessica Teeples, Diane Vinson, Rose Vinson, Linda Boomer, John Edgar, Sally Edney, Sadie Foster, Cindy Hill, Rosemary Jarvis, Conrad Schmeltzer, Robin Teeples, Erik Vinson, Lisa Walker, Erica Bottens, Eric Edney, Scott Erickson, Millie Govet, Brianne Hurst, Stacy McGuire, Diana Teeples, Ellen Tevik, Jimmy Vinson
Orchestra: George Simonsen, Karl Spellman, Paul Fischer, Marla Riggs, Jerry Pedersen, Viola Pruitt, Korina Jameson, Pat Brame, Sandy Bottens, Tracy Hafer, Jill Henderson, Stephanie Edgar, Kate Semling, Cindy Thompson, Jim Turner, Steve Gatlin, Brian Warneke, Lance Zielaskowski, Kati Rowe, Jeff Mansheim, Shannon Gilbert
Show: Deathtrap
Opening: 11-02-1990
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Director: Brian Gaston
Production Manager: Shannon Ebert
Stage Manager: Shannon Kissinger
Assistant Stage Managers: Jimmy Warren, Lee Wilson
Stage Crew: Shannon Smith, Grant Wright, Charles Young, Jana Rolf
Sound Technician: Jeff Mansheim
Prop Manager: Peggy Rolf
House Managers: Kasey York, Peter Lewis
Public Relations: Kerry Koch, Thom Rhodes, Bill Howze, Rolf Adams, Kasey York, Robin Jester, Daron Wallace, Cheri Adams, Shannon Kissinger
Publicity: Cathy Federici, Rolf Adams, Shannon Kissinger, Jana Mumau, Cheri Adams, Anne Couch
Makeup Crew: Shirley Lessard, Lendell Harland, Ron Barnett
Poster Design: Brian Gaston
Programs: Jana Mumau
Tickets: Rolf Adams, Cheri Adams
Set Construction: Jarrod Flateau, Laurie Tysdal, Michael Walpole, Anne Couch, Kasey York, Jana Rolf, Shannon Kissinger, Bill Cade, Lonnie Clark, Shannon Ebert, Brian Gaston, Paul Coca, Lee Wilson, Ron Crook, Shannon Smith, Chris Stansbury, Jenessa Drury, Alexis Barker, Daron Wallace, Heidi Mccann, Melanie Kelly, James Singleton, Brian Wert, Darrin Scholl, Ryan Shirts, Lance Comfort, Scott Kissinger, Kerry Koch, Cheri Adams, Jeff Mansheim, Cliff Howard, Jana Mumau
Technical Troubleshooter: Bill Cade
Sign Language Interpreter: Chris Grooms
Cast:
Sidney Bruhl: Thom Rhodes
Myra Bruhl: Cheri Adams
Clifford Anderson: Ron Barnett
Helga Tendorp: Lynn Lieberman-Williams
Porter Milgrim: Mike Meriwether
Show: Heiress, The
Opening: 05-10-1991
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Maria: Jacki Abken
Mrs. Lavinia Penniman: Linda Boomer
Catherine Sloper: Kalli Heide
Mrs. Elizabeth Almond: Debra Jacobus
Marian Almond: Shelly Johnson
Arthur Townsend: Pete Watson
Morris Townsend: Ken Moorhead
Mrs. Montgomery: Debbie Mchugh
Dr. Austin Sloper: Thom Rhodes
Production Director: Kathrine Heide
Assistant Director: Shannon Ebert
Set Designer/Construction Supervisor: Shannon Ebert
Costume/Hair Design: Debra Jacobus
Program And Poster Design: David Vo
Make Up: Lindell Harland
Lighting: Kitty Heide, Shannon Ebert
Set Crew: Shannon Ebert, Kitty Heide, Ken Moorhead, Linda Boomer, Kalli Heide, Debra Jacobus, Shannon Smith, Debbie McHugh
Show: Li'l Abner
Opening: 07-18-1991
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Cast:
Lonesome Polecat: Jeff Price
Hairless Joe: Jeff Harper
Romeo Scragg: Conrad Schmeltzer
Clem Scragg: Daron Wallace
Alf Scragg: Jason Del Sol
Moonbeam Mcswine: Mickie Cameron
Marryin' Sam: Paul Wood
Earthquake Mcgoon: Bill Cade
Daisy Mae: Kalli Heide
Pappy Yokum: Joe Nelson
Mammy Yokum: Linda Boomer
Li'l Abner: Damon Yauney
Cronies: David Wood, Geoff Porter, Ryan Shirts, Eric Vinson, Darrell Hopkins, Charles Young, James Singleton
Mayor Dawgmeat: Brian Gaston
Senator Jack S. Phogbound: Ken Moorhead
Dr. Rasmussen T. Finsdale: Eran Kemp
Available Jones: Dennis C. Hills
Stupefyin' Jones: Maria C. Hills
Speedy Mcrabbit: Jeff Mansheim
Colonel: Rolf Adams
Radio Commentators: Eran Kemp, Akane Kagawa, Scott Kissinger
President: James Singleton
General Bullmoose: Lindell Harland
Secretaries/Doctors..Diana Teeples, Diane Vinson, Rosemary Jarvis
Appassionata Von Climax: Traci Tree
Evil Eye Fleagle: Harold Scudder
Butler: Gary Heide
Rufe: Patrick York
Scarlett: Serena Rice
Muscle Men: David Pense, Ivan Singleton, Kris Long, Micah Pilon
Wives: Becky Franz, Loretta Mcmanigal, Millie Gobel, Linda Hill
Residents (Not Mentioned Before: Ann Young Jennings, Ryan Jennings, Dan Knight, Paula Erickson, Robin
Teeples, Tauna Harwood, Janel McKenney, Robert Gatlin, Heather
Edney, Paul Coca, Katie Rowe, Meghann Adams, Lacey Ehrencrantz,
Tessa Franz, Jimmy Vinson, Sophie Franz, Emily Correll, Rose
Vinson, Roy Barbour, Anne Couch, Heather Olson, Erin Rowe, Brian
Olson, Melvin Williams, Sarah Smith, Christy Jarvis, Ellen
Trevik,Beth Hayes, Sarah Riggs, Judy Hurst
Production Staff
Director: Cheri Adams
Assistant Director: Rolf Adams
Assistants: Shannon Kissinger, Shannon Ebert
Orchestra Director: David Mann, Jeff Mansheim
Choreographers: Wyn Dee Wilson, Maria C. Hills, Cheri Adams
Lighting Director: Scott Kissinger
Lighting Assistants: Angie Simpson, Jennifer Austin
Costumers: Jana Rolf, Peggy Rolf, Stacy Mcguire, Sarah Rogers
Seamstresses: Cheri Adams, Becky Franz, Sally Edney, Diana Teeples, Rosemary Jarvis, Diane Vinson, Jeanne Correll
Set Design: Sean McKenney
Set Construction: Rolf Adams, Shannon Ebert, Bill Cade, Damon Yauney, Kalli Heide, Shannon Kissinger, Ben Louie, Tony Combs, Bill Ebert, Meghann Adams, Erin Kemp
Make-Up: Shirley Lessard, Lindell Harland, Mandy George, Maria Hills
Properties: Shannon Kissinger
Business And House Manager: Gary Heide
Poster, Program And Tickets: Brian Gaston
Concessions: Bill Cade, Rolf Adams, Shannon Kissinger
Orchestra: Alexis Barker, Grant Wright, Laurie Tysdal, Traci Garrison, David
Mann, Maria Riggs, Robin Jester, Tracy Hafer, John Edgar, Jason
Marsh, Jeff Mansheim, Brian K., Susan Gilbert, Sean McKenney, Pat
Brame, Dean Ebert, Jeff Mansheim, Jason Marsh, Diane Vinson
Backstage Manager: Shannon Ebert
Crew: Erin Rowe, Ben Louie, Tony Combs, Gretchen Clemmer, Kriss Heide, Bill Ebert, Sara Rogers
Show: 10th Anniversary Gala
Opening: 09-28-1991
Place: Buccini Hall
Performers: Sean McKenney, Jan Hurst, Jon Corazza, Wilda Hatch Poehler, Mary Ann Foster, Bernie Bottens, Alan Brown, Thom Rhodes, Twana Butkus, Gary Heide, Mandi Minikel, Bernie Bottens, Nick Federici, Tom Weaver, Cheri Adams, Damon Yauney, Kitty Heide, Bryan Simmons
Director: Gary Heide
Written And Narrated: Shirley Lessard, Bill Cade
Musical Direction: Sandy Bottens
Accompanists: Sandy Bottens, Twana Butkus, Nancy Federici
Staging And Lighting: Shannon Ebert, Bill Ebert
Coordination: Thom Rhodes
Desserts: Janet Vandevender
Servers: Jan Schmeltzer, Lindell Harland
Show: For Her C-h-e-ild's Sake
Opening: 11-07-1991
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Marcella Paine: Bette Lang
Dorothy Bullock: Jan Hurst
Amelia: Jeanne Correll
Dawson: Pete Watson
Gaylord Duckworth: Tom Weaver
Hilary Paine: Brian Gaston
Pansy Paine: Mary Anne Foster
Hedda Barrington: Kitty Heide
Midge Paine: Jacki Abken
Fairfax Kissleburgh: James Singleton
Basil Barrington: Jake Hardwig
Beatrice Hudnut: Vickie Weaver
Director: Tom Weaver
Set Designer: Shannon Ebert
Set Construction Supervisor: Tom Weaver
Costume Designer: Maria Hills
Program, Poster And Tickets: Brian Gaston
Lighting And Sound Director: Randy Hurst
Cue Card Coordinator: Brianne Hurst
Make Up Director: Maria Hills
Set Crew: Tom Weaver, Dennis Hills, Shannon Ebert, Jan Hurst, Jeanne Correll, Jake Hardwig, Maria Hills
Show: Murder at the Howard Johns
Opening: 04-03-1992
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Arlene Miller: Kathrine "Kitty" Heide
Dr. Mitchell Lovell: Jerry Susee
Paul Miller: Curt Endicott
Director: Ken Moorhead
Assistant Director: Lindell Harland
Set Designer: Ken Moorhead
Costumes: Jerry Susee, Kathrine Heide, Curt Endicott
Properties: Laneen Duke, Patti Julian
Poster Concept: Ken Moorhead
Lighting And Sound Director: Kerry Koch
Make Up Director: Lindell Harland
Backstage Crew: Steve Moorhead, Frank Lampman
Set Crew: Ken Moorhead, Laneen Duke, Patti Julian, Felicia Biggs, Steve Moorhead, Frank Lampman, Kathrine Heide, Jerry Susee, Curt Endicott, Lindell Harland, Kerry Koch
Show: Guys and Dolls
Opening: 07-10-1992
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Cast:
Sky Masterson: Mark Kimes
Sarah Brown: Jan Hurst
Adelaide: Nina Randolph
Nathan Detroit: Howard Knytych
Nicely-Nicely Johnson: Tom Weaver
Benny Southstreet: Matt Richard
Rusty Charlie: Dan Couch
Harry The Horse: Jerry Susee
Big Jule: Roy Barbour
Arvide Abernathy: Sean McKenney
General M. Cartright: Chris McKenney
Agatha: Diane Teeples
Mimi: Debra Jacobus
Calvin: Ed Taylor
Lt. Brannigan: Bruce "Pete" Watson
Joey Biltmore: Ken Moorhead
Guys: Brandon Pedigo, Mickey Keith, Rosemary Jarvis, Alan Brown, Ryan Shirts, Dan Jacobus, Sean McKenney
Dolls: Karen Ladd, Laneen Duke, Loretta Kucera, Patti Julian, Chris McKenney, Diana Teeples, Rebecca Akin, Janelle McKenney, Robyn Teeples, Adrienne Schilling, Katrina Ditto
Director: Thom Rhodes
Assistant Director: Kitty Heide
Choral Director: Sandy Bottens
Orchestral Director: Bernie Bottens
Lighting Director: Rich Hoffman
Lighting Assistants: Russ Monsive, Kevin Hoffman
Set Design: Cheri Adams, Sean McKenney
Poster Design: Thom Rhodes
Choreographer: Pat Todd
Tap Choreographer: Elaine Lease
Costume Director: Cheri Adams
Costumes: Debra Jacobus, Laura Richard, Shannon Kissinger
Properties: Adrienne Schilling
Make-Up: Shirley Lessard
Stage Manager: Kriss Heide
Assistant Stage Manager: Robin Jester
Backstage Crew: Ben Louie, Shannon Kissinger, Don Hibbs, Lisa Hegele, Angela Austin, Christopher Jester, Anne Couch, Lonnie Clark
Set Construction: Sean McKenney, Robin Jester, Chris McKenney, Shannon Kissinger, Kriss Heide, Ben Louie, Bill Cade, Brandon Pedigo, Meghann Adams, Matt Richard, Erica Bottens, Robyn Teeples, Eryn Bottens, Diana Teeples, Gretchen Clemmer, Mickey Keith, Tony Combs, Janel McKenney, Don Hibbs, .Scott Kissinger, Rosemary Jarvis, Kerry Kock, Adrienne Schilling
Dressing Room Assistant: Laura Richard
House Manager: Gary Heide
Concessions: Nancy Federici, Joan Heide
Comments:The cast list was taken from an article in the Chronicle. A page is missing from the archive copy of the actual program.
Show: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
Opening: 11-07-1992
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Wicked Queen: Laneen Duke
Snow White: Lisa Williams, Glenda Burrell
Huntsman: Curt Endicott, Oscar Eisenschmidt
Directors: Jeanne Correll, Traci Tree-Hollingsworth
Stage Manager: Curt Endicott, Oscar Eisenschmidt
Comments:Also performed at various schools. No program was found.
Show: Once Upon a Mattress
Opening: 07-08-1993
Place: Olmscheid Auditorium
Cast:
Minstrel: Tom Weaver
Princess Number 12: Anne Couch
Wizard: Kerry Koch
Lady Larken: Carol Heacock (Novak)
Queen Aggravain: Diane Davie
Princess Dauntless: Alan S. Brown
King Sextimus The Silent: Thom Rhodes
Jester: Chris Jester
Sir Studley: Chris Moorehead
Sir Luce: Ryan Shirts
1st Knight, Sir Harold: Mike Strong-Tompkins
2nd Knight: Ryan Shirts
3rd Knight: Peter J. Lewis
1st Lady-In-Waiting-Rowena: Diana Teeples
2nd Lady-In-Waiting-Merrill: Rosemary Jarvis
3rd Lady-In-Waiting-Lucille: Loretta Kucera
Sir Harry: Jerry Susee
Kitchen Wench: Sandy Moore
Princess Winnifred: Roxanne Alexis Devito
Lady Mabelle And Nightengale: Nicole D. Thingelstad
Chorus: Angela Austin, Chad Grey, Patty Rismoen, Nicole D. Thingelstad, Tiarra Dale, Christy Jarvis, Katie L. Rowe, Brian Vaerewyck, Tara Drury, Angela Lohrke, Jessica Teeples, Kat Ditto, Aron Eisenschmidt, Elizabeth Meyer, Robyn Teeples, Sandy Moore
Orchestra: David Walworth, Zac Smith, Traci Garrison, Jeremy Frappier, Tom Walworth, Dean Ebert, John Edgar, Sara Appel, David Mann, Mathieu Douglass, Dolphine Vanzanter, Cheri Adams
Director: William Cade Jr.
Assistant Director: Brian Vaerewyck
Orchestra Conductor: Roy Barbour
Vocal Director: Diana Teeples
Choreography Director: Roxanne Alexis Devito
Lighting Director: Scott Kissinger, Rich Hoffman
Art Director: Paul Coca
Set Design: William Cade Jr.
Costume Design: Junis Olmscheid
Costumes: Jeanne Waite-Drury, Cheri Adams
Seamstresses: Kathryn Martin, Learle Smith
Make-Up: Sandy Moore
Properties: Adrienne Schilling, Della Schwab
Poster: Brian Vaerewyck, Paul Coca
Program And Ticket Design: Brian Vaerewyck
House Managers/Concessions: Gretchen Harshbarger, Kris Heide
Stage Manager: Shannon Vaerewyck
Backstage Crew: Ben Louie, Gwen Dugan, Shannon Kissinger, Dan Couch, Crystal Lain, Alex Long
Show: Aesop's Fables
Opening: 08-28-1993
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Jessica Lancaster, Chris Jester, Katie Rowe, Jenny Agsten, Peter Lewis.
Author: Michael Brill
Composer: Susan Morrison
Director: Susan Morrison
Show: Love Off Broadway
Opening: 09-25-1993
Place: Warren Baptist
Narrated by Gary and Joan Heide
"Love Changes Everything" from "Aspects of Love"
sung by Tom Weaver, accompanied by Bruce Cameron and Sandy Bottens
"Summer Nights" from "Grease"
sung by Russ havlik and Alexis Barker with chorus, accompanied by
Twana Butkus
"Freddy, My Love" from "Grease"
sung by Alexis Barker and The Greasettes: Nina Randolph, Jan Hurst
andKitty Heide, accompanied by Twana Butkus
"Alone At The Drive-In" from "Grease"
sung by Russ Havlik and The Three Guys: Howard Knytych, Tom Weaver
andSean McKenney, accompanied by Twana Butkus
"It Only Takes A Moment" from "Hello Dolly!"
sung by Bernie Bottens, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"If I Loved You" from "Carousel"
sung by Mark Kimes and Jan Hurst, accompanied by Jeff Mansheim
"Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" from "Show Boat"
sung by Kitty Heide, accompanied by Jeff Mansheim
"Once In Love With Amy" from "Where's Charlie?"
sung by Roy Barbour with chorus, accompanied by Chris McKenney
"Make Believe" from "Show Boat"
sung by Sean McKenney and Jan Hurst, accompanist Sandy Bottens
"On My Own" from "Les Miserables"
sung by Alexis Barker, accompanied by Twana Butkus
"I'll Never Fall In Love Again" from "Promises, Promises"
sung by Howard Knytych and Chris McKenney, accompanied by Bruce
Cameron and Sean McKenney
"Before I Gaze At You Again" from "Camelot"
sung by Jan Hurst, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"If Ever I Would Leave You" from "Camelot"
sung by Bernie Bottens, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"I Loved You Once In Silence" from "Camelot"
sung by Jan Hurst, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"I Still Believe" from "Miss Saigon"
sung by Nina Randolph and Alexis Barker, accompanied by Jeff
Mansheim
"I Don't Know How To Love Him" from "Jesus Christ, Superstar"
sung by Kitty Heide, accompanied by Bruce Cameron
"This Nearly Was Mine" from "South Pacific"
sung by Roy Barbour, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"Edelweiss" from "Sound of Music"
sung and accompanied by Sean McKenney
"I Remember It Well" from "Gigi"
sung by Howard Knytych and Val Gauen, accompanied by Chris McKenney
"My Cup Runneth Over With Love" from "I do, I Do"
sung by Roy Barbour, accompanied by Bruce Cameron and Sandy Bottens
"I Must Have Done Something Good" from "The Sound of Music"
sung by Sean and Chris McKenney, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"The Last Night Of The World" from "Miss Saigon"
sung by Tom Weaver and Nina Randolph, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
"Something Wonderful" from "The King and I"
sung by Val Gauen, accompanied by Chris McKenney
"What We Did For Love" from "A Chorus Line"
sung by Nina Randolph, accompanied by Jeff Mansheim
"All I Ask Of You" from "Phantom of the Opera"
sung by Mark Kimes and Jan Hurst, accompanied by Jeff Mansheim
"It's A Grand Night For Singing" from "State Fair"
sung by the company, accompanied by Sandy Bottens
Show: Steel Magnolias
Opening: 10-12-1993
Place: ShoeBox Theatre
Cast:
Truvy Jones: Debra Jacobus
M'lynn Eatenton: Cheri Adams
Shelby Eatenton-Latcherie: Maria Hills (Rowe)
Clairee Belcher: Joan Cisneros
Annelle Dupuy-Desoto: Jenny Agsten
Ouiser Boudreaux: Maureen Lovejoy
Radio Announcer: Rick Miller
Director: Scott Kissinger
Assistant Director: Sandy Moore
Technical Advisor: Jeanne Waite
Publicity: Brian Vaerewyck
Set Construction: Shannon Kissinger, Rolf Adams, Nikki Shultz, Scott Thinglestad, Tom Weaver, Don Hills, Tim Miller
Sound/Lighting: Scott Kissinger, Kerry Koch, Tom Weaver
Poster Design: Nikki Shultz
Properties: Shannon Kissinger